Skip to content
Sunday, August 9, 2026
New:
  • Illustrators # 51 (magazine review)
  • Earth: the Galaxy’s worst breakdown lane? (article).
  • Seasons Of Glass And Iron: Stories by Amal El-Mohtar (book review)
  • Violent Night 2: Santa Claus is coming to town, so town should probably evacuate (trailer).
  • Warhammer 40,000 Deathwatch: Henry Cavill’s animated series marches to Amazon (news).
  • Anime/manga
  • Computers
  • Culture
  • Fantasy
  • J-life
  • Horror
  • Science
  • Scifi
  • Spy-Fy
sfcrowsnest logo

  • Awards
  • Books
  • Cons
  • Comics
  • Films
  • Games
  • Illustration
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • Music/Audio
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
You are here:Home » GENRE » Computers » Page 2
Your robot can now chat to you: a little too well! (science video)
Computers

Everything Going Automated: an article by GF Willmetts.

In many respects, a common theme among Golden Age Science Fiction writers was envisioning an automated society. This society would

Read More
Dive deep into the ultimate cooling: the submersible steampunk PC (modding).
ComputersSteampunk

Dive deep into the ultimate cooling: the submersible steampunk PC (modding).

Ever thought about taking a dip with your PC? No, we’re not suggesting you take your laptop to the pool

Read More
Beware the uprising of Ones and Zeroes: is our ChatGPT overlord lurking in the wings? (science article)
ComputersScience

Beware the uprising of Ones and Zeroes: is our ChatGPT overlord lurking in the wings? (science article)

Greetings fellow technophiles and sci-fi enthusiasts, it’s another beautiful day here at SFcrowsnest, where we are meticulously keeping an eye

Read More
Editorial – June 2023: AI Or Bust: Computer Reliance And Complacency.
Computers

Editorial – June 2023: AI Or Bust: Computer Reliance And Complacency.

Hello everyone, Our reliance on computers has changed drastically in the past 30 years. Its more unusual if someone doesn’t

Read More
ComputersFilms

.Com For Murder (2002) (blu-ray film review).

The film ‘.Com For Murder’ is certainly going to throw some cataloguing problems for those of you who do so.

Read More
Mythic Quest 3rd season
ComputersTV

Mythic Quest 3rd season (Apple TV game dev comedy: trailer).

The game developer TV comedy Mythic Quest‘s 3rd season is to hit Apple TV+ on November 11th, 2022. At GrimPop,

Read More
Free Guy (superhero movie: trailer).
ComputersFilmsMEDIA

Free Guy: a film mini-review by Evelyn C. Leeper.

‘Free Guy‘ seems to crib a lot from ‘Stranger Than Fiction‘ and I’m sure if I knew more about video

Read More
ComputersCulture

An Interview With Author Andy Rathbone On Windows 11.

Another opportunity to interview Andy Rathbone, writer of ‘Windows 11 For Dummies’ and his thoughts on Microsoft’s latest update. You

Read More
BooksComputers

Windows 11 For Dummies by Andy Rathbone (book review).

In the introduction to ‘Windows 11 For Dummies’, author Andy Rathbone points out that W11 doesn’t come with a manual

Read More
Computers

Windows 11: the update and look at by: GF Willmetts (article).

Sorry, a few more amendments, chiefly at the end of this piece, if you’ve read it before, looking at what

Read More

Posts pagination

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • …
  • 10

Stephen Hunt’s Worlds

Stephen Hunt's Worlds

Get our free newsletter

Recent stories

  • Illustrators # 51 (magazine review)
  • Earth: the Galaxy’s worst breakdown lane? (article).
  • Seasons Of Glass And Iron: Stories by Amal El-Mohtar (book review)
  • Violent Night 2: Santa Claus is coming to town, so town should probably evacuate (trailer).
  • Warhammer 40,000 Deathwatch: Henry Cavill’s animated series marches to Amazon (news).
  • Seven Days in the Genre Trenches: 28 July – 4 August 2026 (news roundup).
  • Otty’s Hobby Shed 2.0: One Shed To Rule Them All (video).
  • Thunderbirds: International Rescue Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Andrew Clements (book review).
  • Editorial – August 2026: Support Free Will.
  • Having A Preordained Time: a story by GF Willmetts.
  • There’s No Such Thing As A Bad Villain: an article by GF Willmetts.
  • The Boys season 4 (TV series review).
  • The Unreasoning Mask by Philip José Farmer (book review).
  • The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar (book review).
  • Spider-Man Brand New Day: Mark Kermode’s superhero film review (video).
  • Doom Patrol Vol. 1: Crawling From The Wreckage by Grant Morrison (graphic novel review)
  • Comic Book Creator # 44 July 2026 (magazine review)
  • Batman: Caped Crusader offers a free night in Harley Quinn’s playpen (full video).
  • Wicker: Olivia Colman finds a man who is well put together (fantasy film trailer).
  • Victorian Psycho: Mary Poppins finally had enough (horror movie trailer).
  • Dark Matter season 2: The family that boxes together flees together (trailer).
  • Ramsey Campbell Invites Readers to Embrace the Dark in 2027 (book news).
  • Voice Of The Whirlwind by Walter Jon Williams (book review).
  • Painkiller Jane: The Complete Series (2007) (TV series review).
  • Back Issue #168 July 2026 (magazine review).
  • The Iron Code: Stories In Honour Of David Gemmell edited by Ian Whates (book review).
  • Soylent Green (1973) (film review).
  • Neuromancer finally hacks the streams (trailer).
  • Carrie returns to school, and the Fire Brigade has been warned (trailer).
  • Brain Fruit by Stephen Oram (book review).
  • Paranormal Payback edited by Jim Butcher and Kerrie L. Hughes (book review).
  • The Shockwave Rider by John Brunner (book review).
  • Futurama season 14 Trailer: Good news, everyone, the future is still Completely Bonkers (trailer)
  • Helen Grant Conjures Up a New Literary Agent for Purslane the Witch (news).
  • Other Mommy trailer: Jessica Chastain proves the most frightening thing in suburbia isn’t the mortgage (video).
  • The Rings of Power returns: Sauron sharpens his smile for season three (video).
  • Blade Runner 2099 trailer arrives: More rain, more replicants, still no dry cleaning (video).
  • Lanterns trailer lands: True Detective meets Green Lantern (video).
  • SFcrowsnest Weekly Wrap: Puppet Vulcans, Vengeful Mountains and a Siren Without a Tail (news).
  • True Names And The Opening Of The Cyberscience Frontier by Vernor Vinge (book review).

Browse by…

  • Anime/manga
  • Awards
  • Books
  • Comics
  • Computers
  • Cons
  • Cri-Fi
  • Culture
  • Doctor Who
  • FAN-ATICS
  • Fantasy
  • Featured
  • Films
  • Games
  • GENRE
  • Horror
  • Humour
  • Illustration
  • J-life
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • MEDIA
  • Movie books
  • Music/Audio
  • Offworld Report
  • Science
  • Scifi
  • Short fiction
  • Short movie
  • Spy-Fy
  • Star Trek
  • Star Wars
  • Steampunk
  • Superheroes
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
  • World getting weirder

Indexes

Book Index
Film Index
TV Index

Guides

  • A.I Field Guide
  • Geek's Genre Guide
  • Tabletop Games Guide
  • Manga and Anime Guide
  • Steampunk Timeline
  • Steampunk Field Guide

Ads

Note: Commissions can be earned from some of the links on this page (linking to Amazon etc). This helps defray a little bit of our hosting bills and other costs.

Bestselling SF/F books

Stephen Hunt's Voyage of the Void-Lost
Voyage of the Void-Lost
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's The Pashtun Boy's Paradise
Empty Between the Stars
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Empty Between the Stars
Empty Between the Stars
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Mission to Mightadore
Mission to Mightadore
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Hell Fleet
Hell Fleet
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Random Fandom

2000AD action adventure Adrian Tchaikovsky Alter-Ego Back Issue Batman BBC Big Finish book review Comic Book Creator Doctor Who drama Draw Dune fantasy Game of Thrones horror Illustrators James Bond James Goss Mark Kermode Mars Marvel comics mystery & suspense NASA Netflix Offworld Report Retro Fan Star Trek Star Trek Discovery Star Trek Into Darkness Star Trek Picard Star Wars steampunk The Expanse The Hobbit The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction The Mandalorian Titan Books TOR uap UFO UFO/UAP UFOs zombies
  • About SFcrowsnest magazine
  • Contribute to SFcrowsnest
  • Contact the SFcrowsnest team
  • Privacy Policy
Copyright SFcrowsnest © 1991 - 2026 SFcrowsnest. All rights reserved.